I’ll take a shot at trying to guide you through. As long as you are up for and able to follow instructions on installing software tools and not afraid of working a bit on a command line I think it’s doable.

Currently you need to build the specific Snowflake branch of Metabase from source code from the GitHub repo indicated in the Pull Request (PR). So the overall steps of this involves:

Download the Snowflake sources from the kenbier:add-snowflake-database GitHub branch (my recipe in the next step also has Git as a command line tool as a prerequisite) but it can be done in other ways)

If you need more guidance (you said you’re a noob - which is helpful in guiding you ) It would be helpful to know on what platform you are (Mac, Windows (version?), Linux etc). I know Windows for example has additional install requirements …

Let me know at what point you stumble and we can take the specifics from there if the above didn’t already scare you away

Understand it’s next to impossible for them and totally not fair to the awesome Metabase core team to ask them for any help on this. As with any community contributed additions that have not been included into an official Metabase release yet.

I’ll also add that if you try this out you shouldn’t do it on production data and systems etc. The risk is on you - if you break something you get to have the pieces. That’s all!